www.imoc.co.uk

Have a look at "calipersbiggred.co.uk" based in Worcester.

Have a look at "calipersbiggred.co.uk" based in Worcester.

Not sure if M7 threads are generally available, that size from memory is for brake parts. Once the middle of the bolt is drilled out the outer threads see a reduction in tension is the idea hence an easy out. Build up to 4.5mm hole an use the first taper tap and hopefully cut into the original hole....

Worth looking at the sky blue mr2 in google images with Celica headlights. My paintwork cost £3,000+ yes glass out, if your going to that level then your not going to refit the halfway door rubbing strips that would bend on extraction! door to glass weather strips x 2 had seen some serious Jap sun d...

Yes think M6x10mm allen screws rings a bell here, i used that size in stainless steel with a domed head.

The all plastic scuff plate strip, or the anniversary type can be plastic welded if separated at the end below the door hinge.

Could you try wedging a small screwdriver under the hex screw head and unscrew? it might just stop something revolving, i thought the 2xM6mm screws with 10mm socket heads screwed into a single plate thats encased in the foam behind the bumper cover.

Good luck

Molegrips for more purchase?

I have seen oval/rugby ball shaped rubber grommets in the past! Motor factors perhaps.

Earls Performance Products here, they are based at Silverstone in Northamptonshire, best get stainless steel fittings ideally.

Looks like they still do servicing of varying degrees for all MR2's and are known to be a major player since years ago in all aspects of this marque. Perhaps seals are a different situation.??

Nearest i can think of is www.roguemotorsport.co.uk which is 15 miles north of Banbury, near Southam.

Good luck.

Could go to Toyota dealer with SW20*****No. also model No, they will tell of build details extra's etc then ask them for a copy.
The seatbelt labels always give year of manufacture assuming they are originals which will not be a million miles away from vehicle build manufacture.

Good Luck.

Could go to Toyota dealer with SW20*****No. also model No, they will tell of build details extra's etc then ask them for a copy.
The seatbelt labels always give year of manufacture assuming they are originals which will not be a million miles away from vehicle build manufacture.

Good Luck.

Check that the green air temp sensor in the air filter housing has been re-connected after your air filter change, just a thought.

outside the paint has bubbled up.

Could it be sweating under the cover? Ferrari covers have a fleece lining presumably to avoid this situation.
If this cover was a cheap Halfraud's type now you know why.

From memory the Vreds have a higher load rating of 95Y whereas Toyo's possibly T or W rated depending on width took this to mean better quality? Same with Uniroyal lower load and lower price although brilliant.

Boshe S4 or S5 for starters preferably calcium technology.

Mcgard locking wheelnuts as sold by Halfords etc.

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